sounds too good to be true , nice,

it was my first soldering job so, considering that soldering is not too hard, but it felt scary knowing if it went bad more than just the relay could go bad. (the board)

 

Y'all must be some professional installers, because I don't understand how it only took you 10-15 minutes to get this whole thing done lol.

I know this is the Maxima section, but figured the I'd add to this instead of starting a new thread. I have a 04 I35, and I want to jump the circuit on the board instead of buying a new relay. Problem is, I can't tell exactly which 2 solder points I should be connecting. Can someone point them out for me? Also, I included some pictures of how everything looks on my car, since it seems there are slight variations. Figured it might be helpful for the next day.




Before I got started (the black box is what needs to be removed to access the silver metal box that houses the circuit board.



Anyone know what the white plastic covering is for? There are 2 on the underside of the rear shelf. Not important but I'm curious.



You'll need a 1/4 wrench to get at these screws. A ratchet wrench will work for the other 2 screws, but there's not enough space here with the brown connector there to use a ratchet wrench.



This is after the black box is removed.



And here's the underside of my circuit board.

 

Here's a post I made in another thread with pics of my 02 which is the same as the I35.
Scroll down to post #60
https://maxima.org/forums/5th-genera...nce-all-2.html

 

Yes I have an issue with my subwoofer cutting in and out I changed the subwoofer with another one that I purchased and thought that would fix it but it still cutting in and out the power. Their is a wire next to the subwoofer that is wrapped with grey foam and feels like a cardboard underneath the foam with connection of a plug with 2 wires that when I move it make it cut back on but then it cuts back off. I was going to change out the amp next to see if that was the issue but 1st wanted to reach out to somebody in here if they could answer my problem and frustration on this Bose system thank yiu

 

you need to research and read the very thread you posted in, the answer is here

 

That foam is concealing a circuit board that has a relay on it. You need to take it out and reflow the solder on that circuit board. Alternately, you can bypass that by removing the circuit board and plugging directly into the sub.

 

I did this and it worked immediately I have a 2001 i30t.I did this in my 2001 maxima gle too and it worked!thanks

 

Did the penny fix your display and steering wheel control problem?

 

Agree 100 percent, I had a stock radio on my '01 Maxima, upgraded all 4 6.5in door speakers and installed a JVC head unit, and it was already loud. Once I dropped a JL Audio10in sub in the back and matching 250w amp then you can hear the bass from blocks away!